Development of chromosomal addition lines in Brassica Campestris

By:

SATWINDWER Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1992Edition: Plant BreedingDescription: 134,7LSubject(s):

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T 633.85 S16D

Summary: B. juncea and B. napus respectively were used as Band C genome donor species Band C genome addition lines were developed by hybridizing allotriploid plants (MB and MC) as female with B campestris, the recipient parent used as male. The cytOlogical analysi

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B. juncea and B. napus respectively were used as Band C genome donor species Band C genome addition lines were developed by hybridizing allotriploid plants (MB and MC) as female with B campestris, the recipient parent used as male. The cytOlogical analysi

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